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ATI Nutrition Exam Test Bank Complete 370+ Actual Questions
with Correct Verified Answers,Rationale,100% Graded A+
1. the main function of carbohydrates provide energy for the
body

2. fiber is important for bowel elimation

3. average minimum amount of carbs needed per 130 grams/day
day to fuel the brain

4. total fiber AI is 25 g/day for women, 38
g/day for men

5. Functions: proteins
tissue building and maintenance
balance of nitrogen and water
backup energy
support of the immune system

6. RDA of protein for healthy adults 0.8 g/kg

7. underconsumption of protein leads to protein energy malnutri-
tion (PEM)
Kwashiorkor
marasmus

8. what vitamin do vegan diets usually lack? B12 becuse it does not
naturally occur in plants

9. Function: fats
hormone production
structural material for cell walls
protective padding for vital organs
insulation to maintain body temperature
covering for nerve fibers
aid in the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins

10. What type of fatty acids help reduce health unsaturated fatty acids
risks?

11. what should cholesterol be limited to 200 to 300 mg/day



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12. A diet high in fat is likely to lead to CV disease, children under 2 years of
hypertension, and DM. who is an exception to age, who need a high-
this? er amount of fat to form
brain tissue

13. function of low-density lipoproteins LDL carry cholesterol to tissue
cells

14. function of high density lipoproteins HDL remove excess choles-
terol from the cells, and
transport it to the liver for
diposal

15. the densest form of stored energy lipids

16. main function of vitamins to be a catalyst for meta-
bolic functions and chem-
ical reaction

17. water-soluble vitamins include vitamin C and B-complex

18. fat soluble vitamins include ADEK

19. this vitamin aids in tissue building and meta- vitamin C
bolic reactions (healing, iron absorption, im-
mune system function)

20. citrus fruits, tomatoes, peppers, green leafy C
vegetables, and strawberries are high in what
vitamin

21. stress and illness, as well as cigarette smoking vitamin C
increases the need for

22. severe deficiency in vitamin C leads to scurvy

23. Thiamin is vitamin B1

24. deficiency in vitamin B1 results in beriberi




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25. Riboflavin is vitamin B2

26. deficiency in riboflavin leads to cheilosis, glossitis, dermi-
titis

27. Niacin is vitamin B3

28. deficiency in niacin leads to pellagra

29. Pyridoxine is vitamin B6

30. what does a deficiency in Vitamin B6 lead to? macrocytic anemia

31. required for hemoglobin and amino acid syn- folate
thesis, new cell synthesis, an prevention of
neural tube defects in utero

32. What does a deficiency in folate lead to megaloblastic anemia,
CNS distubrances, and
fetal neural tube defects

33. Cobalamin is vitamin B12

34. what does a deficiency in B12 lead to pernicious anemia and is
seen mostly in strict veg-
ans

35. Clients that have cystic fibrosis, chron's dis- fat-soluble vitamin
ease, celiac disease, or intestinal bypass are at
risk for what type of deficiencies

36. should a person with liver damage take fat-sol- no, because excess
uble vitamin supplements fat-soluble vitamins can
not be stored in the liver

37. contributes to visual health, tissue strength, vitamin A (retinol,
xeropthalmia, GI disturbances, and hyper- beta-carotene)
karatosis.

38. deficiency in vitamin A results in



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vision changes, xe-
ropthalmia, GI distur-
bances, and hyperkerato-
sis

39. assists in the absorption of calcium and phos- vitamin D
phorous, and aids in bone mineralization

40. what enables the body to synthesize vitamin D sunlight
in the skin

41. deficiency results in bone demineralization, vitamin D
and extreme deficiency results in rickets

42. assists in blood clotting and bone mainte- vitamin K
nance

43. a deficiency in vitamin K results in increased bleeding time

44. used as an antidote for anticoagulants (war- vitamin K
farin)

45. vitamin k is found in carrots, eggs, and dark
green vegetables

46. food sources of vitamin A fatty fish, egg yolks, but-
ter, cream, and dark
yellow/orange fruits and
vegetables

47. maintains fluid volume, allows muscle contrac- sodium
tions, contributes to nerve impulses

48. findings of excess sodium hypertension, fluid reten-
tion, disorientation

49. major sources of sodium table salt, added salts,
processed foods

50. major sources of potassium

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